CARNIVAL SAYS NO THOSE TWO THINGS ARE NOT TRUE
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Carnival, especially this time, had to come out twice, not once, but twice, and say that some people's April Fool's jokes are completely, completely untrue.
They are not canceling cruise ducks. That's number one.
They are not reversing course. They are still planning to change the loyalty status.
Just take it as it was meant to be, a little bit of a joke.
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CARNIVAL SAYS NO THOSE TWO THINGS ARE NOT TRUE Hi everybody! In this video, I talk about my recent "april fools" video, which was about a family vacation. It was all in good fun, but it brings up an important point about "cruise news" and how sometimes cruise lines have to clarify things after pranks. I also share some general "travel tips" and how to spot "funny fails" online, which can be part of "hilarious videos" but also teach us something about being careful.